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radiation

the direct transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves.

inferead radiation

electromagnetic waves with wavelenghth that are longer visable light but shorter than micro waves.

ultra vilent radeation

Electromatic waves with waveleanths that are shorter than visible light but longer than x rays

greenhouse afect

the pro by witch heat is trapped in the atmosphere by gasses that form a "blanket" around the earth

tempeture

A mesure of how hot or cold an object is compared to a refrance point

thermal energy

the total energy of motian in the particals of a substance

heat

the transfer of thermal energy from one object to another because of a diffrance in tempiter

conduction

the direct transfer of thermal energy from one subtance to another that is thouching

convection

the transfer of thermal energy by the movement of a fluid

wind

the horazantal movment of air from an area of high presser to an area of lower presure

anemometer

an inserment used to mesure wind speed

sea breeze

the flow of cooler air overr an ocean

land breeze

the flow of air from land an

globle winds

winds that blow steadly from spific directions over long disstances

coriolis effect

the change that earths rotation causes in the motion of objects that explainshow winds curve.

jet stream

Bands of high-speed winds about 10 kilo meters above earths surface

water cycle

the continuwal movment of water among earths surface

evaporation

the prosses in witch water molicules in liquid water excape in to the air as water vapor

humitity

the amount of water vapor in a given volume of air

relitive humidity

the persentage of water vapor in the air compared in the maximum volume of watervapor that air can contain at a particuler tempiter

psychrometer

an interment use to meser relitve humitity

condensation

the prosses in withch mollocules of water vapor in the air become liqid water

presipitation

any form of wate that falls from clouds

dew point

the tempiture at whitch condensation begins

drought

long pseirods of long presipatation